Chairman of UnionPay: Mobile payment standards are still being studied

May 19 News, the 2011 Lujiazui Financial Forum held in Shanghai today.　　For now the rapid development of mobile phone payments, but the unified mobile payment standards have been slow to appear, the UnionPay chairman Su Ning to Sina Finance said, is still in the study. The current mobile payment development is rapid, but the three major operators and UnionPay, etc. are still in the mobile phone payment standards for the protracted war.　　The Union hopes to adopt the 13.56MHZ standard, China Unicom and Chinese telecom have also basically supported the UnionPay standard, but in the actual use of the first step of China Mobile is using the 2.4GHZ program.　　Recently, a media report, the National Gold Card Office director, China Information Industry Chamber of Commerce President Zhang Qi to the outside disclosure, mobile payment standards have been initially clear, where the near-field payment using the 13.56MHZ Standard (NFC), 2.4GHz program only for closed application environment, not allowed into the financial circulation. The introduction of such a more general international standard would be beneficial to UnionPay.　　However, today UnionPay chairman Su Ning still tight-lipped, to Sina Finance said "still in research." The possibility of agreement was seen in early May.　　In the "China Mobile e-Commerce annual Meeting" sponsored by Chengdu Municipal Government, Chinese UnionPay, China Telecom, China Mobile and Unicom signed a joint Action program, "Chengdu Declaration", announced that we should jointly promote the development of China's mobile e-commerce industry. At the meeting, Su Ning, chairman of China UnionPay, said, "the development of mobile payment each party has advantages, communications operators have more than 800 million mobile user groups, can provide consumers with good communication channels; The bank is the main payment, with nearly 2 billion bank cards, in the future mobile payment field will play a leading role; of course, The entire payment process can not be separated from the support of the vast number of merchants, they could provide consumers with payment channels. "(Jessie from Shanghai)